So, am I correct in thinking that each adapter only holds one Eneloop battery?
1953
Regarding the possibility of a shorter housing on this adapter, you can usually McGyver those units with folded up tinfoil to make better contact.
1954
Yes, exactly. These are just plastic spacers that hold only one battery. I have several of these and plan to buy more eneloop batteries soon.
1955
Mine holds up to 4 aa or aaa batteries. Must charge a minimum of 2 at a time.
1956
Yep and it's a hair shorter then a standard battery there's a few things that won't work because of that
265865
I use Eneloop rechargeables in my boy's Kidizoom and have since the first (non-rechargeable) batteries died soon after Christmas. I haven't had any problems.
1878832
When green LEDS light. You must charge batteries in pairs. It will hold 4 pairs (8 batteries) at one time but you can put as few as one pair. It takes a surprisingly long time to complete, and some pairs charge faster than others. Charging batteries must be close to the power input, so you can remove a charged pair and move the uncharged ones up. I'm having good luck with the EBL batteries in my Trackpad, computer keyboards, and wall clocks that won't run at all on Eneloops
330414
The instruction manual doesn't list an ENELOOP battery in the instructions, and I have no idea what they are. Best to call Tenergy at (510) 687-0388 and ask them.
1551715
Maha has a good charger/battery analyzer. It's designed to work with Eneloops. La Crosse also has some excellent ones or if you want simplicity go with the Eneloop charger supplied by Panasonic it comes with 4 batteries too.
1926812
The Panasonic charger that is often sold with these batteries will charge your eneloops at the correct rate recommended by both Sanyo and Panasonic engineers to optimize the life of your batteries, (300mA for AA and 150mA for AAA). Just get 3 of these simple and cheap chargers! Plan ahead and have other charged batteries on hand...fans of "fast charging" will NEVER get the maximum capacity, performance or life span that slow charging batteries can give you.
330415
yes. i have both eneloop and la crosse tech rechargable batteries and it works for both.
935559
It will charge 2 @ AA or 2 @ AAA or one of each.....but not a single battery of either type: only 2 at a time.
1226259
Yes, all 4 of mine came with the adapter. However I have since switched to the 25650 batteries.
1973545
Those AmazonBasics High-Capacity AA batteries are slightly fatter than regular eneloop cell, which are alreaddy slightly fatter than alkaline AA. So if you have to resort to using eneloop-lite in battery compartments, then those high-capacity cells are not going to fit.
33011
I don't know what Eneloop batteries are. We used rechargeables. Our son slept 12-13 hours each night and it usually swung the whole time. Then we'd charge the batteries all day and start again.
1124262
Sorry for the first "short" answer. These batteries are so crappy that the best charger in the world won't do better to make up for their less than advertised capacity (in my experience) and poor performance in a small digital camera. If your going to spend more money get eneloops.
1810816
Yes... I'm using both AA and AAA Sanyo Eneloop batteries and it does a fine job.
507325
Thanks for the lowdown. I didn't spend much money for the Eneloops, so as long as the work better than the Panasonic stock batteries, i'm happy for now. I will look into the batteries you mentioned though if I need to.
308533
The La Crosse charger will work fine, just make sure to take the batteries out when they reach full capacity as Eneloops do not require trickle charging and can actually overcharge the batteries.
828395
The 300mA for AA and 150mA for AAA is what this individual cell charger utilizes to charge each cell, whether there is 1,2,3 or 4 batteries place into the charging bays. This is the recommended current by both Sanyo and Panasonic engineers to optimize the life span of the eneloop cells.
1089952
I don't know what you are asking, but I think it is widely believed that Eneloop batteries are excellent. If you want to get some great information, check out the reviews by "NLee the Engineer".